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The savage frustrations of t...
Fall is a very frustrating season for me. Ask me any time during the first nine months of the year, and I'll tell you that I hate the fall season.
Iron County School District Cedar High School What a great week we had at Cedar High School.
Potash prices are driving prospectors to Grand County
The market forces driving up the price of potash are complicated, but the effect in the Moab area is easy to pinpoint.
Moab Volunteers Help Tread Lightly! and Hummer Rescue Popular Trailhead
Nearly 20 local volunteers helped improve the popular Kane Creek trailhead in Moab, Utah on Saturday's National Public Lands Day.
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New Bike Art Designs from Earth Studio Featured at Interbike Expo
Bicycle Sculpture is Selected to be Featured in Urban Legend Fashion and Art Show at Largest Bicycle Trade Show in North America MOAB, UT, September 25, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Earth Studio plans to reveal ...
Valley View Medical Center broke ground on a hospitality house Thursday, to provide a comfortable place for patients and family members to rest and heal while receiving treatment.
Grand County takes steps to protect against toxic air pollution
An ordinance proposed to protect the community's air and water quality, and wildlife, from toxic chemicals will go before the Grand County Council next month.
Mulberry Grove services split between water, sewer
Nearly two years ago, the developers of the Mulberry Grove subdivision, just south of Mulberry Lane, requested sewer service from the Grand Water and Sewer Service Agency.
Extended-care facility tops county's wish list for CIB project funding
The Grand County Council said during a public hearing last week that finding grant money to pay for an extended-care facility tops the list of projects county officials believe should be given priority for next ...
Proposed city zone changes for affordable housing met with public criticism, skepticism
Concerns about zoning exceptions dominated the discussion at Tuesday's Moab City Council meeting.
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Browning tamarisks make way for green native plants
While his job title would seem pretty specific, Bureau of Land Management fuel program manager Brian Keating has a good deal to think about aside from whether or not something will burn.
Update on properties and drill programs
GU VANCOUVER, Sept. 22 /CNW/ - Global Uranium Corp is pleased to provide an update on progress regarding its properties, and on drill programs planned for the coming months.
-- Oroweat 100% Whole Wheat Bread Recalled
Allergy alert announced for bread packaged in Denver and sold in five states, including N.M. Bimbo Bakeries USA has announced a voluntary recall of Oroweat 100% Whole Wheat bread that it could contain tree nuts ...
City ordinance would increase density for affordable housing
Property owners had hoped to turn the property where this small apartment complex is located into an apartment building with affordable housing units.
All too often, we see guys jump quickly to put a locking differential into their truck's or 4x4's axle.
Interfaith events celebrate global unity, peace
For five years now, the Unity Church has celebrated 11 Days of Global Unity but this year is the first time the local congregation has brought the event to Southern Utah.
Monticello BLM proposed management plan draws criticism from environmental groups
The Monticello Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management released its proposed resource management plan and final environmental impact statement on Sept.
International energy needs have impact on Grand County
Over the course of the current presidential campaigns, energy has been a dominant issue, and domestic energy production has been a focus.
Tamarisk and why it has overstayed its welcome
Editors note: This is the first of a three-part series on the invasive tamarisk plant and efforts to control it in southeastern Utah.
Delicate, ancient Utah ruins threatened by plan, critics say
Anasazi ruins in southeastern Utah appear to take a back seat to hikers, cyclists and off-roaders in a just-released long-term federal land-management plan for 1.8 million acres -- a move critics warn could ...